Medical Startup Selling Prescription Kit for Nuclear Disaster
Telehealth startup Amble Health sells a $345 prescription kit with iodine tablets and Prussian blue marketed for nuclear disaster survival.
Amble Health's 'Oh Sh*T Kit' bundles potassium iodide tablets, Prussian blue for removing radioactive cesium and thallium, and the anti-nausea drug ondansetron (Zofran) for $345, requiring a prescription issued through its telehealth service. Nuclear historian Alex Wellerstein called the kit overpriced, noting iodine tablets cost around $13 over the counter and Prussian blue dosing typically requires medical supervision. The company says the kit primarily targets occupationally radiation-exposed workers rather than people preparing for nuclear war.
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A telehealth startup is selling $345 emergency kits packed with medicine that it claims could help people survive nuclear disasters. Amble Health’s “Oh Sh*T Kit” comes with iodine tablets, Prussian blue pills for removing radioactive cesium and thallium, and anti-nausea medication ondansetron, or Zofran.
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